Videos tagged with Wagunda Nation

This video captures a training day event hosted by Wagunda Nation. The description highlights an unusually strong gas blowback effect from a firearm, causing eye irritation and breathing discomfort. Despite the adverse conditions, the event is described as a positive experience for participants to engage in outdoor activities and firearm practice. The video promotes regular monthly training sessions held on the last Saturday of the month and directs viewers to Wagunda Nation's website and the @locsnload Instagram for more content and class sign-ups. Support for the creators is encouraged through Patreon and Cashapp.

This video captures a training day with Wagunda Nation, focusing on an urban barrier drill. Despite experiencing significant gas blowback that caused discomfort, the session is described as a positive and engaging experience, highlighting the importance of 'touching grass' even in a challenging way. The video announces regular training sessions held on the last Saturday of each month and directs viewers to follow @locsnload and @wagundanation on Instagram for more content. Support options via Patreon and Cashapp are also provided, along with links to their Linktree for all resources and class sign-ups at wagundanation.net.

This video demonstrates a "Height Over Bore" (HOB) drill focused on improving accuracy and speed when engaging the headbox of a target. The instructor explains the tactical rationale behind prioritizing headshots when center mass is ineffective or inaccessible due to body armor. The drill involves identifying the firearm's HOB by observing shot impact relative to the optic's point of aim, then adjusting aim to compensate for the difference. The practice progresses from accuracy to speed, aiming to achieve precise hits on the headbox quickly. The video encourages viewers to sign up for classes at wagundanation.net.

This video, titled "ONLY THE POLICE SHOULD HAVE A GUN!!!", focuses on the debate surrounding gun ownership and the Second Amendment, likely arguing against civilian firearm possession. The description heavily promotes the content creator's social media presence and merchandise, alongside calls for donations. It also cross-promotes another Instagram account and a firearms training website. The use of hashtags indicates a strong lean towards Second Amendment advocacy, gun ownership rights, and identification with the Black gun owner community.

This video promotes a monthly rifle and pistol training event hosted by Wagunda Nation, taking place on the last Saturday of each month. The event costs $75 for 4 hours and requires pre-registration to receive the private range address in Jacksonville, FL. Participants need a minimum of 100 rounds for both rifle and pistol, along with essential gear like slings, sights, two magazines for rifles, and holsters/belts for pistols. Training equipment can be supplied for an additional fee. The video also highlights social media handles for Wagunda Nation and LocsNLoad Firearms, and Patreon/Cashapp for donations.

This video announces the sale of official Wagunda Nation patches. These high-quality PVC patches are designed to be durable and fade-resistant. The video highlights that these are the new official logos for Wagunda Nation and that there is a limited supply of 75 patches available. Viewers are directed to the Wagunda Nation website (wagundanation.net) and a Google Form to place their orders and show support for the firearm training program.

This video from Flexas Medical provides essential training on packing wounds, specifically focusing on junctional wounds which are a leading preventable cause of death in combat situations. The instructor demonstrates the technique, emphasizing direct pressure to control bleeding when a tourniquet is not feasible. The video highlights the use of specialized wound packing gauze and blood training aids from TrueClot, acquired from Ron Wenzel, to enhance the learning experience. The content is presented in a practical, instructional format.

This YouTube video announces a monthly meetup for the 'Wa'Gunda Nation' on February 17th, from 10 AM to 2 PM, at Tango Down SC. The event, themed 'Guns and Roses,' is open to couples and encourages participants to bring their significant other or a friend for a chance to win a prize bag. Attendees are instructed to bring their pistol and rifle with 50-100 rounds of ammunition for each. Those not bringing firearms can still participate by purchasing ammunition. The description hints at a playful mix of romance and firearms with the tagline 'Was that the sound of an arrow of love, or a bullet whizzing by?'

This YouTube video focuses on practical firearm skills, specifically Concealed Carry (CCW) and tourniquet training. The title "January 20, 2024: CCW AND TOURNIQUET TRAINING!" clearly indicates the educational intent. The description "Learn how to make holes and plug holes!!!" further emphasizes the dual focus on offensive shooting and immediate medical intervention in a tactical scenario. Links to @wagundanation and @flexasmed suggest collaboration with organizations specializing in firearms training and medical preparedness, respectively.

This YouTube video features the Micro Draco firearm, highlighted as "totally impractical, but always fun." The description indicates a December shooting event that covered lateral movement and shooting on the move with both pistols and rifles. The session concluded with a "Wagunda Mag Dump." The video also promotes future training days and encourages viewers to follow specific Instagram accounts and support the creators via Patreon and Cashapp. It also directs viewers to a linktree for more information.

This YouTube video is an announcement for a "Wagunda Nation" range day event scheduled for November 18th at Tango Down SC in Jacksonville. The event, hosted by @locsnload and @undeadprophet0, promises fun, fellowship, and quality training. Attendees are encouraged to bring their pistol and rifle with at least 50 rounds each, with firearms provided for those who don't own any. A restaurant is available on-site afterward. The description also includes hashtags related to firearms and local activities in Jacksonville.

This video documents the first Wagunda Nation shooting event held in Jacksonville, Florida, at Tango Down SC. It highlights a fun and educational experience for attendees, encouraging them to stay tuned for future events. The description also provides Instagram handles for Wagunda Nation and LocsNLoad, along with Patreon and Cash App links for those wishing to support the content creator.